County Board of Review Notice for 1915 Session
The plan of the county board of review for 1915 is listed with dates for each township and topic. Taxpayers in Van Buren Harrison Veale Reeve and other townships are advised of review, equalization, mortgage exemptions, city hearings, banks and trust companies, corporations, and miscellaneous sessions through July 16. Officers Samuel Bush county assessor Leb S Core county auditor John L Clark county treasurer Charles Faust Henry Aikman also listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County Board of Review
van Buren
Harrison
Veale
Reeve
Banks
Samuel Bush
Lew
Core
John L. Clark
Charles Faust
Henry Aikman
Wigdit
Local visitors share Sunday calls across Cornettsville area
Northern Bogard and Delmer Franklin visit with the Mailettes in Cornettsville and other neighbors including the Reslers Chestnuts Wilkeys and Brattons. Miss Mabel Kirk is ill and a baby girl was born to Mrs John Breatton. Milton Bowman harvests river bottoms this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delmer Franklin
Edith ‘Chestnut
Jane Wilkey
Aden
Wheat harvest hampered by soft ground and wind
Reports say wind and soggy fields slow cutting. some acreage will need mowing and raking. Community notes mention visits between Mr. and Mrs. Singleton, Fairhurst, Enis and others. oil well drilling progresses. storm damage includes a lightning-struck tree and damaged telephone line at Clarence Chattin's. Children’s day exercises planned at Mt Olive church Sunday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Singleton
Jason C. Fairhurst
Plainville
Fairhurst
Washington
Charley Thomas
John Enis
Possum Hollow
Elin¢r
Nnis
Joseph “Miley
Pike
Mt. Olive Church
Clarence Chattin
and Airs
Adam Singleton
Uee Singleton
Kidney Pills Restore Kidney and Bladder Health
An advertisement urges prompt treatment for daytime pains and nighttime bladder trouble. Foley Kidney Pills are marketed to restore kidneys and bladder to regular, healthy action and keep them strong, with Smith & Winton druggists selling the product.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smith & Winton
Southern Van Buren Family Movements Report
Janes Cropp, sr. returns to Leogootee after visiting son James Cropp, jr. Delpha Setrit comes home from Terre Haute. Mrs. John Cave ill. Henry Sefrit at Odon. Earl Wilson visiting Montgomery. Rosa Stall at Lobga. Lavina West visits Caroling BRRmam. Dr. Bowman of Oden in neighborhood. Mr. and Mrs. Frank near Oden visit Vic tor tall. Mrs. John Parsons returns from Loogootee visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Janes Cropp, Sr
Leogootee
James’ Cropp, Jr
Trea
Terre Haute
John Cave
Henry Sefrit
Odon
Earl Wilson Wait Montgomery
Join Mahal
Rosa Stall
Lobga
Yest
Lavina West
Caroling Brrmam
Bowman
Oden
Frank Ani
Sill
Victor Tall
John Parsons
Tafa
Loogootee
Fairview Family Visits Highlight Community Notes
Mrs Miller and Glen Greenwood went to Plainville Tuesday evening. Mrs Willbright and sdandang a Willbright drove to Elnore Monday. Leo Standeford and son Robert visited James and Mrs Standeford from Thursday to Tuesday. Children's service drew a large crowd Sunday night. Miss Rockh Greenwood visited Mr and Mrs Charles Greenwood Wednesday to Sunday. Mrs Frank Burkhart and daughter drove to Elnora Saturday morning. Heavy rain Sunday night delayed several boys returning home until Monday. Baptism is planned Sunday at 2 o'clock near Albert Bright's property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Bright’s
Fragments of Social Visits Reported Around Shiloh and Surroundings
Notes list several近 visits to Shiloh and nearby towns including Lucile Overton with Shaffice Garten, Jane Travis and daughters with Joe Bonhel and family, Flora Clinton at Terre Haute, Vhra Adams and family of Sullivan with Mrs. Barbara Pettit, Dott Myers of Evansville with Mrs. Clara Rosenbury, and Jane Beethels daughter visiting in Epson.
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Lucile
Overton
Shaffice
Garten
Jde Chestnut
Tertle ‘Haute le Uirany
Jane Travis
Pee
Joe Bonhel
Ie Chanalet
Alt Neff
Vhra Adams
Sullivan
Barbara Pettit
Flora ‘Clinton
Terre Haute
Dott ‘Myers
Evansville
Clara Rosenbury
Joe Chestnut
Seymour
Marion Chandler
Everett
Local social visits and notes from the community
Sunday visits dot a busy week with Grover Wade Walter Pennet and tainty visiting Nick Herman Andrew Thainor Margie Brewer and her parents Frank and Mrs Brewer James Healy and son Hugh plus Laveda Swayzey from Anglesville returning home after a visit Cunah near Loogootee and several others keep town gossip lively Frank Walker and wife visit Frank Brewer Katie and Massie Brewer return from school W A Grove visits J A Kidwell and others Homer Clark and Lewis Graber attend services and remarks on Frank Walker’s health cites 1875 echoes as old citizens recall the year
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew Stiles
Grover Wade
Walter Pennet
Tainty
Nick Herman
Frank Brewer
Margie Brewer
James Healy
Hugh
Lawrence
Cunnaha
Loogootee
T Pise
Laveda Swayzey
Anglesville
Alpha ‘Marsifield
T.A. Wade
Otis Adit Atenol
Pairview
Frank Walker
Local residents travel to nearby towns amid notes of visitors
The article lists residents and neighbors making short trips to places like Elnora, Ogden, and the county seat. Richard Williams, Charles Wilson, Theodore McCall, and others drove to various destinations while visiting relatives. A social event at Fairview drew attendees and praise for the program.
Local residents travel patterns and events in Stringtown area
STRENGTOWN Ellis went to Montssohierv het Monday 4 Wrs.iPeeter Miller went to pone somery of Wednesday Patrik Ryan went to Washington Willifim Hart went to Montgomery Wednesday EF Ruth Dillon of Elnora is passing pany eral dats with her friend Miss Davie Parsons The Wisses Josie Bennett and Este Sith Montgomery are visiting friends in Stringtown Mrs Hohn Brewer went to Montgomery 3 Thursday Mrs Adam Hendenson a Wal ferweg to Washington Pharsday The Misses Ruth Dillon and Dovie Parsons visited Thursday with Miss Goldie & Mrs Ra Shelton went to Montgomery Friday Mrs Peter Wazler went to Washington so Sam Brewer went to Montgomery Friday Gra Gatshall went to Washington Thursday Victor Stoll went to Montgomery Saturday Mr and Mrs D H Storm Mr and Mrs John K Storm motored from Burns iv Sunday and passed t the day with J W Elis who is seriously ill Willig Hamilton and Jon Hish er went up Montgomery Monday Henry Stoll left Monday for Jasfer county to work for Gideon Kauffman Michiel Ryan went to Montorders Monday A nuther of Stringtown citigens attended fir children's day exercises at Mt Oliffe Sunday night The exer cises wire eplendid.
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iPeeter Miller
Ponesomery
Patrik Ryan
Washington
Willifim Hart
Montgomery
Ruth Dillon
Elnora
Davie Parsons
Josie Bennett
Este Sith Montgomery
Stringtown
Hohn Brewer
Ad Iam Hendenson
J. W. Elis
Willig’ Hamilton
Joni Hisher
Henry Stoll
Jasfer County
Gideon Kauffman
Michiel Ryan
Montzorders
Stringtown Citigens
Tended Fir
Mt. Oliffe
Local notices and travels in Raglesville area
Raglesville area residents are noted visiting relatives and attending events. Misses Gladys and Pansy Dyal finish Terre Haute teacher training. Laurence Clark returns from Indiana University acting work. several families travel to Iowa and Illinois for school and funerals. An advertisement for farming equipment from The Seine Milling Co seeks 1000 farmers to inspect wheat saving methods and rates.
Local Notes From Corning and Washington Dots
Mrs John Moran welcomed a son at Corning. Mrs Garriett Wilson of Fr els a daughter. Victoria Kellertinas at Washington. Carrico visited Montgomery. Miss Nora OConnor and Edmund of Washington visit grandmother Mrs Margai Fanning in Corning. Miss Donahue of Washington visits with mother Anna Donahue and goes to Terre Haute for state normal. Margaret Fanning travels to Washington for Owen Cavanaugh’s songs. Elizabeth Donahue returns from Washington after visit. John Cotvin visits daughter Mrs John Wilson north of Corning. WE McCauley and daughter around Washington prep for annual picnic to be held Tuesday May 21.
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John Moran
Garriett Wilson
Ictoria Kellettinas
W ‘Ashhursday
Carrico
Montgomery
Xora O’connor
Edimutd
Washington
Margait Fanning
State Normal
Margaret. Fanning
Owen Cavanaugh
Margaret
Feize
Terre Bante
Poriene
Father Boland
Washington F
Clancy
St.Tanys
Swith
Tzabeth Donahue
John Cotvin
John “Wilson
McCauley
Ibrotiny
St. Petricky Leonsrezatinm
Abe Martin recalls old fashioned couple in local streets
The record notes Constable Newt Plum orders Safe Bid to install dimmers on his bine serve stits as part of a town memory piece about a bygone couple known for evening strolls.
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Newt Plum
Arraignment Dates Discussed in Marion County Conspiracy Case
The Marion county grand jury indicted several men in a conspiracy to commit a felony related to last year's elections. A conference with Judge Sollins and prosecutor Rucker is scheduled for Saturday to set a probable arraignment date. Thirteen defendants had not been served a guard or gapiage. seven will appear to sign bonds, with no surety company yet posted. John Cambron remained jailed, and Frank P. Baker, once a prosecuting attorney, is among those living out of Indiana.
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Marion County Grand Jury
Indianapolis
Charles W. Miller
M. A. Ryan
E of Ryan
Ruekelshaus and Ryan
Henry Spaan
Utey
Sollins
Rucker
Viner
Coffin
John Cambron
Indiana
Frank P. Baker
Utica
Aker
Markets Mixed as Cattle Pigs and Sheep Move
Prices show cattle firm with native and western steers at 6.85 to 7.75 and 7.19 to 8.55, cows and heifers around 4.40 to 5.40, calves near 27, and sheep steady with lambs quoted around 7.20 to 9.20 while hogs trade near 4.05 to 7.10 amid overall thin volumes and varied bids.
Cincinnati Live Stock and Grain and Receiver's Public Sale Notice
Cincinnati live stock prices for hogs cattle calves and grain amid corn wheat and timothy prices. Notice by James H McKenna receiver of the Daviess Block Coal Company that at 9 a m on Tuesday June 29 1915 the mine machinery and property will be sold at public auction on the Lille farm southwest of Washington Indiana cash terms. Hastings Allen Hastings attorney.
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Allen
Hastings
Court inquiry expands into Annapolis exam irregularities
The court of inquiry investigating naval academy exam irregularities at Annapolis Md on Wednesday probed surreptitious midshipman visits to department heads offices. C M Neagle a former third class midshipman testified he roamed through several departments with a master key pliers and pocket searchlight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Naval Academy
Annapolis
C. M. Neagle
Playing in Street Fatal to Two Fort Wayne Boys
Two Fort Wayne children died after playing in the street on Wednesday evening. Edward Lahey, ten, jumped from a wagon beside a moving auto and was killed instantly. Johnny Aner, eight, fell from the tongue of a wagon being towed to a coal cart and was crushed under the wheels.
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Fort Wayne
Edward Lahey
Johnny Aner
Claim Agent Killed in Auto Accident Near Rey Davis
Joseph H. Pierson of Valley Mills state claim agent for the T H T and EF traction company died in an automobile accident late Wednesday. He was on his way home from Indianapolis when his car overturned a mile and a half south of Rey Davis, pinning him beneath. He was alone and the cause remains unknown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph’ H. Pierson
Valley Mills
T. H. I. & E. Traction Company
Pierson
Indianapolis
Rey Davis
Local Notes From Epsom Area and Catarrh Cure Ad
Residents near Epsom and Washington were seen visiting relatives and traveling to towns like Montgomery and Cornettsville. The column also includes an ad for Hall's Catarrh Cure claiming constitutional treatment and a money back guarantee, with details about dosing and manufacturers in Toledo Ohio.
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Seleites
Mall
A. Cheney & Co
Yolody
Ohio
FLJ, Cheney & CO
Tuledy
Hall
Petition for discharge in Joel E. Danner bankruptcy
Indiana district court orders a discharge hearing for Joel E. Danner, case No. 390, set for July 28, 1919 in Indianapolis. Clerk to mail copies of petition and order to all known creditors. notice to be published twice in The Gazette. Judge Albert B. Anderson presides.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joel E. Danner
District of Indiana
A. D
Indianapolis
Forensais
Albert B. Anderson
Noble C. Rutler
Work crews sought for Maple Valley areas
Wanted twenty teams to plow and harrow at Maple Valley Rams Hill and River Bridge Road for four dollars a day or 40 cents an hour until July 1. Hush Rogers, 77 22d 6w2t.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maple Valley
Rams Hill
River Bridge Road
Hush Rogers
Notice of Trustee Sale in Barr Township
The trustee of Barr township will on Thursday July 1 1914 at 1 pm sell to the highest cash bidder the abandoned Doane haul house in district number 1k aid township. Dated June 1 1914. Daniel J Turw? Arlin Trustee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barr Township
Doane Haol
Daniee
Arlin
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